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 1  2,2 |        was refused communion by Alexander, bishop of Alexandria. Local
 2  2,2 |         sent a letter to Bishop Alexander and Arius, urging them to
 3  2,2 |      the ruins of the empire of Alexander the Great of Macedon, Pergamon
 4  2,3 |         as early as the time of Alexander of Macedon and his successors.
 5  2,3 |     Macedon and his successors. Alexander himself considered colonization
 6  2,5 | colonized only from the time of Alexander the Great. The same scholar,
 7  4,1 |       the glorious campaigns of Alexander the Great.[14] Heraclius
 8  6,1 |      the Wise (886-912),[4] and Alexander (886-913). Leo’s son, Constantine
 9  7,1 |     considering him superior to Alexander of Macedon and Hannibal,
10  7,4 |        officially promised Pope Alexander III the union of the churches,
11  7,4 |        troops in abundance. But Alexander III, whose situation in
12  8,14|     related that, in 1256, Pope Alexander IV suddenly sent a bishop
13  8,14|      pope two nobles who begged Alexander IV to resume negotiations
14  8,14|        send a legate to Nicaea. Alexander was overjoyed to acquiesce
15  8,14|  apparently sent envoys to Pope Alexander IV. But the latter lacked
16  8,17|       period of Emperor Severus Alexander, i.e. to the first half
17  9,9 |       the tales of the deeds of Alexander of Macedon, Julius Caesar,
18 App  |        the Wise), 886-912.~~~~~~Alexander, 912-913.~~~~~~Constantine